Lothlorien Community Limited care homes

Eden Cottage provides residential support for three women who are autistic or have a learning disability. The home is in Dymchurch Village, within a private residential estate near the seafront, and is designed to promote independence in a homely setting. The service can also support women with communication difficulties, epilepsy and physical disabilities.

Support is focused on helping residents develop a sense of belonging while receiving…

Residential support is available at Laburnum House for six men and women with a primary learning disability diagnosis, including autistic people and those with Prader-Willi syndrome. The home is arranged as a small service on a residential street near Folkestone town centre.

Support helps residents make choices about their care, identify personal goals and live with as much independence as possible.

Six male residents with a learning disability or autism receive residential support at Maple House in Folkestone. The home is designed around individual choices, helping residents have a safe, homely environment where they can influence the support they receive.

Set on a quiet street near the town centre, Maple House provides a local residential setting rather than a hospital-based service.

Supporting six males and females with a learning disability or autism, Ravenlea provides residential care in Folkestone. The service sits on a residential street near the town centre and offers a homely setting for people working towards a more fulfilling and independent future.

Person-centred touches shape everyday support around individual needs, with the aim of helping residents reach their potential and live as independently as possible.

Residential support at Westview is designed for six males with a learning disability who may also be autistic or have Prader-Willi syndrome. The Folkestone home suits people who need a stable setting with support shaped around their health, wellbeing and independence.

Westview is a care home without nursing, situated near Folkestone town centre and off a main road.

The Cherries provides residential support for six autistic adults in Folkestone. The service is intended for autistic males and females who may also have learning disabilities, mental health needs, communication difficulties or moderate to severe support needs.

The home is on a quiet street near the town centre, combining a smaller residential setting with support from Priory’s specialist care team.